I will start by saying that I am new to the HiFi world and these are my first decent speakers at this price, so read my review with this in mind.
I have had the speakers for about 6 months. And now as I am writing to you, listening (actively) is a pleasure in my day, many times I find myself just sitting and enjoying the music.
The sound that the a5+ offer is not the sound of studio monitors, it is colored but personally I like it: The best way to describe it is like listening to live music. Each instrument has its dynamics and place, with the low and mid frequencies a little more pronounced. The highs are clear and pleasant, but in some songs that have, for example, very dynamic guitars or bass, they may not be in the foreground. However, this mainly concerns rock/hard rock genres (Tool, Queens Of The Stone Age are good examples), as if the mix of the song allows it, the vocals and highs come forward very nicely. Folk/indie songs sound very nice, with clear vocals and a nice range.
The soundstage and imaging created by the speakers are commendable, with the various instruments occupying different positions and depths in the space. However, this also requires good placement, as they must have a large distance between them (the company says 180 centimeters) as well as the appropriate tilt. Also, the ideal listening position is very specific, as if you sit closer to one speaker you lose something from the imaging.
Finally, the bluetooth and connectivity are satisfactory. The speakers have a built-in dac, so you can listen to music from your phone with good results. The remote control is a convenient feature.
In summary, I would say that they are worth a listen if you are considering them. The biggest negative they have is the size and placement that requires a lot of space on the desk, but if this is not a problem they can offer you a very pleasant experience.